Curtis Maurand wrote:
>
> What's the chance of this thing booting without re-installing Daedalus? 

AIUI, as long as the architecture hasn't changed, there
isn't much to worry about nowadays, with udev detecting
hardware and generating the appropriate device nodes on
every boot.

Just make sure /etc/fstab is correct. That's the one thing
that has bitten me more than anything else over the years
when migrating.

Of course, it's good to have a supergrub boot disc to make
sure it gets a *chance* to boot. And some utility
distribution on hand as well.

I doubt there will be any problem that these won't handle.
You don't need installer pixie dust if you have an already
running system.

--
Joel Roth